I hope so too. One thing that gives me a little bit of hope is that my dog was never a big digger, so this makes me wonder if maybe the salamander was already dead and out of it's burrow. This was many years ago though, so I never got to look at it for myself.
That'd be nice if that's the case.
It wouldn't surprise me. He was more of a barker than a killer. All we'd have to do is say the words "bird" or "squirrel" and he'd be at the door in a heartbeat barking loud enough to wake the neighborhood.
He even chased/barked a bear up a tree in his older years.
Thank you very much.It wouldn't surprise me. He was more of a barker than a killer. All we'd have to do is say the words "bird" or "squirrel" and he'd be at the door in a heartbeat barking loud enough to wake the neighborhood.
Thankfully with a captive one, you should have it set up so it's safe from meddlesome puppies. Although Typhon is so massive I wouldn't be surprised if he's evolved to learn basic human technology at this point.
But back on point, I wish you the best of luck with Stheno. She's so pretty!
You may want to cut that worm in half next time, it's a bit much to take inFed Stheno and an update on her enclosure.
For those that won't watch the video here's her improved enclosure.
Axolotl are salamanders that haven't left the water so I'm not surprised.You may want to cut that worm in half next time, it's a bit much to take in
Amazing what they can stow away though. Axolotl are just as greedy, I'm looking at them like, 'maybe this worm is a bit too....oh. nevermind'
LMAO!!
Aye aye meat pie. She's stunning.
I'm unsure on the origins on mine.
